Several complaints were processed through the ON-RED system
The total value of the stolen items amounts to approximately 3.000 euros
The Civil Guard in Puerto Rico-Mogán , as part of the Strategic Plan for Safe Commerce , has arrested an individual in connection with five thefts committed at various local businesses. Over the past few weeks, several establishments belonging to a retail chain located in shopping centers in Mogán and Santa Lucía de Tirajana have been targeted by repeated thefts. Thanks to a meticulous analysis of CCTV footage, as well as the provision of still images and prior reports filed by an affected company, investigators were able to identify the suspected perpetrator. Witness statements proved crucial to the investigation, confirming that the detainee had a prior record for similar offenses, thus demonstrating his recidivism in this type of crime.
The thefts committed between August 25 and October 2025 had a significant impact on the affected company, which filed complaints both in person and through the ON-RED platform (National Office for Electronic Filing of Complaints) . Among the stolen items were luxury goods of high economic value, such as sunglasses from renowned brands ( Dolce & Gabbana , Versace , Saint Laurent ), exclusive perfumes, and various pieces of expensive costume jewelry. The total estimated value of the stolen items amounts to approximately €3.000. The police investigation was submitted to the Duty Court in San Bartolomé de Tirajana , highlighting the seriousness and socioeconomic impact of property crimes when there is recidivism.
The Civil Guard reminds the public of the criminal liability of both those who knowingly purchase stolen goods and those who instigate professional theft, thus contributing to perpetuating this cycle of crime. Furthermore, citizens are informed of the possibility of filing reports electronically through the Electronic Headquarters at https://guardiacivil.sede.gob.es/ or www.guardiacivil.es . This covers criminal proceedings such as online fraud , property damage, theft, and vehicle theft, as well as administrative procedures related to lost or located documents. Those without digital access can request an appointment by phone or in person at their nearest Civil Guard station, or use the AGE Appointment App available for Android and iOS.
